Cavalry Combat Power and Supply Across the Army
The piece details both horse and mechanized cavalry roles and logistics. It notes cavalry forward scouting, quick mobility, and the decision to transfer many mechanized units to an armored force. It explains supply chains, fuel, ammunition, and the National Defense Advisory Commission coordinating transport and stockpiles.
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National Defense Advisory Commission
Cavalry
Army
Navy
Commission
Local Social Notes From Wichita Falls and Area
Sunday School attendance urged at 10 AM. Families visit kin in Wichita Falls and Louisville Kansas. A baby boy Franklin Maxwell born to Mr and Mrs Max Corley at Waiego hospital Louisville Kansas. Grandmother Mrs P L Baggs and mother former Miss Marie Baggs. Delores Moss returns to Wichita Falls after visit. G W Garlington and Harold visit Mrs H T Garlington. E L Weatherford and Jim visit daughter Mrs Lee Bates. Weatherford recovering from six weeks illness. Patsy Elizabeth Stubbs and Ray Hunt visit Heath children. Esker Eakman and Paul of Bowie visit Mrs. Eakman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Maxwell
Max Corley
Waiego Hospital
Louisville
Kansas
P. L. Baggs
Marie Baggs
Delores Moss
Wichita Falls
H. T. Garlington
G. W. Garlington
Harold
E. L. Weatherford
Debunking False Prophets on Advertising and Prices
The piece argues advertising fuels mass production and lowers costs by driving demand. It cites early autos and household goods to show that persistent promotion boosted production, reduced unit costs, and eventually lowered prices for millions, per Nation's Business.
Chiefly U S Vacations Reflect American Leisure Pattern
The article argues Americans uniquely prioritize leisure, noting ten billion dollars spent annually on amusement and recreation. It highlights how one third of working hours have become leisure time since 1890, with mass travel, beaches, mountains, and car trips as a defining American summer image. It cites Nocona News.
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U. S
Nocona
Local Folks Head Various Short Trips and Events
Mallard notices a Dallas visit by Mr and Mrs Owen Upton and other relatives. Fern Nix plans a Dallas visit to stay with his mother. Rev Johnnie Cox will lead a Baptist revival starting August 23. Harris subjects include hospital treatment, rodeo attendance, and family visits across Dallas Fort Worth Aubrey Denton Lubbock and Montague.
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Owen Upton
Dallas
A. B. Harbert
Fern Nix
Susie Nix
John Hogan
Muenster
J. H. Hold
The
Baptist Church
Johnnie Cox
Beulah McRenolds
Mary
Fort Worth
Aubrey
Denton
Community Notes From Rock Springs and Nearby
Sunday church services featured Rev J P Whitaker of Alvord delivering the monthly appointment. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Howard Clark of Colorado and several local families. A ten pound baby girl arrived to Mr and Mrs Giaketti of Montague, while many relatives gathered for dinners and weekend visits across Montague Nocona and Vernon areas.
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J. P. Whitaker
Alvord
Howard Clark
Colorado
W. B. Clark
Betty Aust
Mac
S. F. Middleton
Postoak Prairie
Whitecotton
Frank Whitaker
Sunset
Sid Cable
Bobby
Barney Graham
Montague
Barney Elam
Dallas
Paul Whitecotton
Jay Mills
Stoneburg
Will Hodges
Prairie Point
Wayne Davis
J. D. Prestwood
Lone Star
Betty Atkins
Philip Atkins
Clarksville
J. W. Davis
Davis
J. W. Morrow
Jim Giaketti
Giaketti
Odie Roberts
Wyatt Atkins
Nocona
Paul Atkins
Ernest Fenoglio
Vernon
Community notes on visits and a family birthday
Mrs J C Fletcher hosts and visits span several families. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Bailey Jackson and kin, Mr and Mrs Joe King and kin, and Mrs Effie Birdsong from Lubbock attending Forestburg homecoming. Lizzie Armstrong Phipps celebrates 85th birthday with many relatives and tales of Civil War heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Armstrong Phipps
Howard
Texas
W. A. Phipps
Henry P. Phipps
Lynn B. Phipps
Waxahachie
J. E. Lucas
Bowie
M. E. Gleason
Jacksboro
S. R. Phipps
Dallas
Bill Bassinger
Phipps
Rogersville
Tenn
Richmond
J. W. Phipps
Adla Tablets Offer Relief for Stomach Troubles
Do not pay 3.00 to 5.00 for relief from stomach pains and indigestion caused by excess acidity. Try Adla Tablets for a three weeks supply at 1.25 and get relief or your money back. Available at your drug store.
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Miles
Week End Visits Pine the Hancock Area
Mrs E W Chaney and J D of Graford visited her daughter Mrs C M Ford and family. Mr and Mrs Bernies Hancock of Electra spent Sunday with his parents. A O Page visited his mother Mrs Lom Peegler of Bowie. Groves family visited Nichols family in Wichita. Pauline Groves returned home from Wichita. Rev and Mrs Tom McDonald and children of Lubbock stayed with Sid McDonald and were en route to Arkansas for a revival. Residents noted a welcome rain last week.
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Walters
Okla
J. H. Holland
Holland
Dick Cain
J. S. Hogan
Kleen Holland
Scottish Rite Hospital
Dallas
Pearl Nickauls
Lubbock
G. R. Miler
Jack Miller
Tioga
Marvin Parr
Nocona
G. L. Parr
N. A. Wood
Texas
Montague
J. C. Fletcher
Gaston Blair
Howley
Bailey Jackson
Mack Jackson
Joe King
J. C. Donnell
Dye Mound
Louise
Buck Treadwell
Wink
E. W. Chaney
J. D
Graford
C. M. Ford
Bernies Hancock
Electra
R. L. Hancock
A. O. Page
Lom Peegler
Bowie
C. B. Groves
John Nic
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J.C. McNatt
Gordon Cady
Joe A. Spears
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